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e mE s es esn cravt | Mrs, W. H. Klump is leaving this week for her home in Madison, Ohio, after spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry A, Porâ€" * te&of North Sherid{n road. _ [The bazaar given by the Zion Luthâ€" eran church at Santi‘s Hall, Highâ€" waod, last week was quite a sucâ€" _ cess: â€" The fiveâ€"tube. B;emer-'l‘ully . rj:iio set was awarded to William Johnson of 53 North Green Bay road. ‘Mrs. M. C. Conrad of McGovern street is confined to her bed for sevâ€" .. eral weeks. PAGE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. G, Arnswald and Mr. and Mrs. H. Werner and son Fred ;:1 Chicago motored to Highland ark on Sunday to visit Mrs. Wilâ€" lHam Arnswald of Laurel avenue. | Mrs. A. C. Antes and Miss Lillian pf North Second |street attended a banquet given by the Homeri¢an club in the Crystal room ‘ of the Great Northern hotel, Chicago, on Saturday gvening. © _ Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Kimâ€" ball and their small daughter and son ‘spent the weekâ€"end at the C. N. Kimâ€" ball home. Miss Billie Bell will . spend the weekâ€"end at her home on North St. John‘s avenue. She will have as her guest there and also at the Chicagoâ€" Wisconsin game her roomâ€"mate at Madison, Miss Adsit of Minnesota. | Mrs. Fred Berry and Mrs. Verne| Eisonhart of Burlington, Iowa, were | the weekâ€"end guests of Mrs. F. T. Goldea of McGovern street. | Mrs. Charles Brace of Bloom street | attended the funeral of her consin.l Mrs. Charles Bannister at DeKalb.] on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Miss Leota| Corcoran of Fon du lac, Wis., a cou-! sin of Mrs. Brace‘s returned home: with her to spend the remainder »of| Mrs. M. de Anguera has just heâ€" turnad home from the Michael Reese hospital where ghe underwent an opâ€" eration and spent the past two weeks. Mrs. de Anguera is getting along very nicely. : their aunt, Mrs Laurel avenue {1; and Mrs. Dick Arnswald and son Ritchie of Chicago spent last Wednesday, Nov. 11, at t_he home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles W. Buckley have sold their home on Ravine place to the Francis Norwood Bards and are moving this week to their new home on Roslyn circle. 6y . Miss Florence Boehmer left on Monday evening for California where she will spend the winter, The girls of Mrs. Fred Botker‘s class of the First United Evangelical Sunday school were entertained on Monday evening at the home of Miss Doris Rogers of Burton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conrad and Mrs. Lillian Murphy of Wilmette were Sunday guests at the M. H, Conâ€" rad home. . 4 PVUIIE PVUWNTW CC ANMISONCOC CCC GEC TE Mrs. John F. Mackenzie pf Laurel avenue was hostess at luncheon yesâ€" terday in compliment to Mr. Macâ€" kenzie‘s two sisters, the Misses Macâ€" kenzie, of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Mr. Herbert R. Smith was one of three speakers on the chemistry secâ€" tion of the Wisconsin State Teachâ€" er‘s association meeting held in Milâ€" waukee, Wis., last week. Mr. Smith addregsed the meeting on Friday. Mrs. Norman G. Lenington enterâ€" tained at a bridgeâ€"luncheon, yesterâ€" day in honor of ‘Mrs. Max Mason, wife of the new president of Chicaâ€" go university. â€" y L100 PS begloa s ons ter PeCE Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Carr have taken the John A. Putnam house at 221 Prospect avenue, for the winâ€" Mr. and ] tained the | at dinner a ning. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Fred fFiolly °NCE!SAINf ed last Friday evening at a birthday party in honor of Miss Lida Landâ€" meir. Mrs. Henry Siljestrom entertained at a Five Hundred party last Saturâ€" day afterndgon. | Mrs. Herman Goldberg entertained the Young Matron‘s club of Deerfield P Mn es e Mrs. William Booth of N. Second street, was delightfully/surprised yesâ€" terday afternoon by the members of the Missionary societyi of the United Evangelica] ‘church. ;| | Mrs. Albert l(reugeÂ¥ was a guest at a luncheon given by Rer sister, Mrs. Callihan of Chicago on Armisâ€" tice day. The luncheon was followâ€" ed by bridge in the afternoon. Mrs. F. E. Marsh and daughter, Miss Grace, have closed their home here and will reside at the Webster hotel, Chicago, during the winter months. * "Beginning next Wednesday afterâ€" noon the local dry goods stores will remain open on Wednesday afterâ€" noons until afteér Christmas. Mr. and Mys. George H. Dunscomb are leaving this week for Cuba where they will remain until about Christâ€" mas. irie avenue are| receiving conâ€" tulations on the birth of a son on »sday, Nov. 10; 600fi Mr. and Mrs. Milton ivniman and children left Tuesday by motor for Florida where they will remain inâ€" defigi Â¥y. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lesher will occupy their home on Central avenue. Mr. Herbert C. Page of St. Paul, Minn., spent the weekâ€"end with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Leaming. and Mrs. M. C. and Mrs. Fred Holly er}t_e;_tain. ind Mrs. John L. Udell enterâ€" the Lake Forest Bridge ¢lub er and bridge, Tuesday eveâ€" Mrs. William Arnswald: of Baldwin of| | Mrs. P. M+ Webster of Ft: Collins, eiving conâ€"| Colo., is spending the winter #,? of a son on | home of her brother, Mr. Herbert R. Smith, of S. Linden avenue.© «.+. | _ Mr. and Mrs, Walter Davidson of 1200 Bronson avenue, have rented their |\ home to Mr. and Mrs. John Krafft | of Columbus, Ohio, former residents | of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson | are moving ta Detroit, Mich. _ Mrs. William Millard with her son, | Mr. George Millard, will leave next |\ week for Pasadena, Calif., where she | will make her home with her son. ~|, Mrs. Millard has resided here for the | past 48 years, and her departure ; will be greatly regretted by her‘many | friends here. =«â€"â€"â€"= hsnnd M iefi nfi ertiprciadet ntvinctbinitricht eÂ¥ PF ATOK tuX : Mrs. F. C. Noerenberg will be w ess to the Philathea class ofthe Bethâ€" any â€" Evangelical church â€" tomorrow night. yk t j _ Mrs. Winthrop James of Oak Park, who has been ill with diphtheria is very much improved and able to be around again. + The Royal Neighbors‘ will hold an adjourned meeting tomorrow afterâ€" noon in Odd Fellows Hall. This mgeetâ€" ing was adjourned from the special meeting that was held last Wednesâ€" day. $y Edward Hart was shot through the left leg Tuesday, when the gun which he was (carrying accidentally . disâ€" charged. He was taken to the Highâ€" land Park hospital whereithe wound was dressed. Mr. and Mrs. John Dompke are reâ€" ceiving congratulations on the birth of a son born Monday at the Highâ€" land Park hospital. 4 The bazaar given by ©Campbell Chapter Guild last Saturday in Strenâ€" ger‘s Plumbing shop â€"and Masonic temple was most succéssful. Between four and five hundred dollars was realized, which will no doubt go toâ€" ward the organ fund of Campbell Chapter. ~ Mr. William Guyot has been enjoyâ€" ing a two weeks vacation, which he spent in Olney and Noble, Hl., visitâ€" ing friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Haupt are the happy parents, of a son, born Saturday at the Highland Park hospital. â€" ~Mr. G. L. Vetter left this morning for Benton Harbor, Mich., where he will spend a week.. P Miss Margaret Forgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Forgan, wil make her debut at a tea Saturâ€" day afternoon to be given‘ by her parâ€" ents from four to seven â€" o‘clock. Among the debutantes who will asâ€" sist are the Misses Florence Boyd, Mable Holtand, Sarah Louderback, Louise Tyler, Edith Fairbanks, June Naugle, Margaret Orde and Mildred Wetten and Mrs,. Arthur Jerrems. Following the téea a supper dance will be given at the Forgan residence for the assistants and their escorts. Mr. and Mrs: Adolph Goelitz anâ€" nounce the erigagement . of â€" their daughter, Mildred June, to Mr. Morâ€" ris M. Musselman of Glen Ellyn. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John Hart who spent the past two weeks visiting | their daughter, Mrs. Raymond Sneeden, in Washington, .D. C., returned home yesterday morning. t Owing to the large attendance at the electric house on South ,Green Bay road, it has been «lecided to exâ€" tend the time to the first of Decemâ€" ber. The house is attracting a great deal of attentidm. Lawrence P. Roâ€" mano and Co., are the architects and Revell & Co., were the furnishers and decorators. . j Mr. Bertram Crawford had his tonâ€" sils removed Saturday at the Highâ€" lang Park hospital. 4 Mrs. Louie Marks who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Highland Park hospital on Monday, is getting along nicely. 1 Mrs. Margaret Sheahen of Oakâ€" field, Wis., was the guegt for the past week of Mrs.‘John Sheahen. Rho Alpha Delta club of Lake Forâ€" est will give a dance tomorrow eveâ€" ning Friday) at Arderson‘s Hall, Lake Forest. Music will be furnishâ€" ed by McCormick‘s orchestra. Several Sunday school teachers and officers of Highland Park attended the Township conference at the Lake Forest Methodist church. Miss Mary Kimball of South Green Bay road left on Monday for Bosâ€" ton to visit friends. Miss Kimball will attend the Harvardâ€"Yale game and also the wedding of a friend while in the east. . Mrs. Philip Schreiber of Glencoe avenue was hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club yesterday. Every child in town will be surâ€" prised with‘ the unusual grab bag at the Woman‘s club bazaar on Friday. It‘s a secret, but it holds lots of jov for old and young. The fish pond will please every fish fan as you ean‘t miss a good bite. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haut of Pleasâ€" ant avenue, Ravinia, are the hanpy parents of a little son born on Satâ€" Mrs. W. Fred ‘Nelson of South Second street entertained at lunchâ€" eon last Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Mrs. James Grant who recently returned from Scotland and for Mrs. Gerald Hansen of Chicago. + Benjamin .T. Cameron of Central avenve suffered a painful accident yesterday â€"afternoon. â€" He . stepped from an automobile backwards onto a coil of rope. His foat. turned and he slipped off the curb spraining his right ankle Y The card party held last evening by the Daughters of the British Empire in Witten hall was‘largely attended and the proceeds will benefit the Britâ€" ish Old Peoples‘ Home. Many out of town guests were present. C o oo ~The Trowel Club of the North Shore Lingé held a dance Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall, . About sixâ€" ty eouples: were present and enjoyed a very pleasant evening. y oo "DaAD AND sSON" TO BE 4 iâ€"i}fi'fER’I“AINED MONDAY | members and their LMIeNI®: Boy Scouts Give Dinner at High| PAST MASTERS NIGHT School; Fine Program _‘ â€"SATURDAY, NOV, 21 « Is Planned a T mt tha w I wdren WX AUB &R . e The boy scouts of the Highland Park district council have planned. a "dad and son" dinner for the evening of Monday, November 23, at To‘clock in the Deerflieldâ€"Shields high school lunchroom. > .. {giy ~ 4 The committee in charge of the dinâ€" ner expects, of course, that every father of every scout and every ‘scout in the troops covered by the council will attend the dinner. : F The dinner: has been«planned with the idea of ‘putting the fathers in closer touch with the boy scout moveâ€" ment and of the troops to which their sons belong. s A rousing good program of stunts by the scouts, songs, & real, live, proâ€" fessional magician, music by the Melâ€" ody Boys, Deerfleld troop‘s own orâ€" chestra, and to cap the climax, the formal presentation of the council charter by a. representative of the regional boy scout hsadquarters. { _ Tickets will be on sale at all boy scout mectings this week or at the bo;-;cgit'tâ€"i)â€"é:éqfiarters at 380 Laurel avenue, phone 2431. f ILLNESS OF YEAR : _RESULTS IN DEATH Mrs. T. P. Merriman, Former Resident Dies In Evanston ~â€" Thursday Mrs. Margaret E. Merriman (Marâ€" garet Elien Searls) passed.away at her home, 827 Elmwooj avenue, : Evâ€" anston, about| 6:30 o‘clo¢k last Thursâ€" day evening, Nov. 5, after an illness lasting since February. â€" | Services were held from the home to St. Nichâ€" olas church,| Evanston, on Monday with interment at St. Mary‘s cemeâ€" Mrs. Méerriman was born on Decâ€" 28, 1875, in Richmond Center, Wis. About 16 years ago she came to Highâ€" land Park and made her home here until about three years ago when the family moved to Milwaukee. Last June they moved to Evanston. Mrs. Merriman leaves to mourn her. loss, her husband, Thomas P. Merâ€" riman and a daughter Margaret Ver< onica Merriman, of Evanston; two daughters, Mrs. Maud Elliott of Milâ€" waukee, and Mrs. Portia Rafferty of Evanston, and a son, Ossel Sheafor of Highland Park and Pasadena, chilâ€" dren of her‘first marriage. » _ She was a member of the Royal Neighbors éf America and made many friends among the "ngighbors." Mrs. Merriman had many friends in Highland Park and will be rememâ€" bered by many of the high school students as for several years she was connected with the high school lunch ~ The sympathy of the community is extended to the family in their great sorrow. a: MRS. MARY RICE DIES; BURIAL AT ORWELL, 0. Resident Here Many Years Is Taken by Death Monday ; ~\â€"_â€" > Funeral Service Mrs. Mary A. G. Rice, wife of Luâ€" cian Rice, 632 Onwentsia avenue, died Monday from acute peritonitis, acâ€" cording to the physician‘s certificate of death. ; &A Mrs. Rice was born Dec. 15, 1854, at Windsor, O., and had resided in Highland Park about 37. years. . She is survived by her husband and one son, Elson G. Rice. $‘ousgbhed The funeral service was, held at 8 o‘clock Tuesday afternoon, at ‘the H. M. Prior company‘s chapel, and. the body was taken to Orwell, O., for inâ€" terment. 1 {i8 Mrs. Rice‘s many friends in this community sincerely mourn her pagsâ€" ing, and their ,heartfelt sympathy is extended the sorrowing husband and Mrs. Rice was educated at the Orâ€" well Normal Institute and became a very successful school teacher. On Sept. 16, 1875 she was married to Lucian J. Rice of Brooklyn, N. Y. but formerly of Orwell, their native town. liss Last Sept. 16 was the golden anniâ€" versary of ‘their happy wedlock, marked by all those graces which conâ€" stitute a real happy home. j ‘She was a member of the Baptist church and a constant attendant when able, also a charter member of the W. C. T. U. and member of the H. P. Woman‘s club. She was an omnivorâ€" ous reader <of good . literature. ~She and her family came to Highland Park in 1888 and 16 years ago erectâ€" ed their home on 532 Onwentsia aveâ€" nue in which her passing took place. For ten iong ye;rs she had been a patient sufferer. 4. $ THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, Do you wish, to IMPROVE | your property? If so . Heinâ€"Watry. Finance Company â€" will loan you the money 7 411 Waukegan Nat‘l Bank Bld. 88ady #4 WAR VETERATI:P GIVE _ â€" DANCE THIS EVENING The ‘Spanish American War Veterâ€" ans will give a dance this evening (Thursday) in the Post Gymnasium, Ft. Sheridan.. This is open to all members and their friends. â€" We finance everything f » MODERATE RATES QuICcK COURTEOUS SERVICE HEINâ€"WATRY FINANCE CO,, 411 Waukegan Nat‘l Bank Bld. 38adv â€"_A. 0, Fay Lodge No. 676 A, F. & A. M. will be opened‘for. work on the third degree Saturday at one o‘clock. In the evening, the work will be conâ€" ducted by the past masters of the lodge.: A dinner wil} be served at six o‘clock. Mr. R. S. Hambly has purchased of Hugo L. Schneider and W. E. Hundâ€" ley all of lot 138 (except the south 100 feet) in South Highland Park adâ€" dition to Highland Park: + The gouth and west lines of this high grade residence property are each 311 feet. The property will be subdivided into five building lots. This location affords a fine view of the lake and is very ‘convenient to schools and transportation. d § R. S¢HAMBLY BUYS RESIDENCE PROPERTY -"fiil;_e-;rzrl-{‘i;efl{v'ére the‘ brokers in this transaction. f " SERIES OF.DANCES â€" _ TO START SATURDAY Oak Terrace P. T. A. to Give Affairs for Benefit of Skating Pond The improvement committee of the Oak Terrace Parentâ€"Teacher associaâ€" tion is instituting a series of dances. to be held in the auditorium of the school. . The first dance will be held on Saturday evening, Nov. 21 and the second on Saturday, Dec. 5. Further dates will be given in later issues of CHC 2 P + Music will be furnished by Ell Sherâ€" idan . gnd ‘his. Arcady Ballâ€"Room Artists.; The proceeds will go to the fund for the school skating pond, The public is cordially invited teâ€"attend. the Manhem Lodge No. 37, I.O.V., will hold a‘ dance Saturday evening, Deâ€" cember 5, in Santi Hall, Highwood, Music will‘be furnished by a well known orch?.stra. This is open ta members and their friends. | Tha*lksgiving afternoon the H. P. Yellow Cab Co. will tender its emâ€" ployes a turkey dinner. All employes and fheir wives are invited. Those atâ€" tending. will be Mr. and Mrs, Earl McKay, M¢. and Mrs. Geo. ‘ Ralph, YELLOW CAB CO. TO ENTERTAIN EMPLOYES McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bresnahan, John Smigoski, Steve Farrell, Wayne Mcâ€" Crary, Herman Cleveland, Fred Kelâ€" ly, Ray Garrison and Arthur Ralph. ‘Those without wives will bring sweetâ€" hearts.: A pleasant time is assured. ‘The Howardâ€"Udel]l Cafeteria will be closed all day next Thursday (Thanksâ€" giving Day),. Don‘t .forget that Sun: _ Service will not be interrupted as additional help has been arranged for during the lunch hour. day dinner there, however, then a nice automobile ride afterwards with no dishes to wash. It‘s just as eco, nomical to eat there with none of the work and worry. Bring the family next Sunday. | * â€"Adv. CARD OF THANKS Mr. L. J. Rice and family wish to thank their many friends for ‘their kindness during their bereavement. P 88ady We wish to express our appreciaâ€" tion to our friends and the Royal Neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral ofâ€" ferings during our recent bereaveâ€" ment. % ; . 0. V. LODGE PLAN â€" DANCE FOR DEC. 5 An unusual offering in smart afterâ€" noon frocks, Individual in style, $25 to $60. Loretta Shop . B8Adv closed out at a very low figure. f L,oletta Shop 38Adv The indifferent people are no longâ€" er said to be lazy, butthcyare‘}mer'e- ly the victims of angemia or some such long name. . | 7X mortgages, and other securities HEINâ€"WATRY FINANCE CO. 411 Waukegan Nat‘l Bank Bld. 38a The |congressmen are now : about heading |for Washington determined to do ‘soima work, and anyway they will no doubt succeed in spending the money. 6 1+ A ‘Time has gone by when an autoâ€" mobile:driver cah drive his car, court his best girl, and enuhain a car full of sports, all at one, and the same time. > £5301. + i 3 ]. WILL CLOSE THANKSGIVING High grade.. winter coats <to be T. P. Merriman and family. 38pd We buy contracts, second CARD OF THANKS HCH sednd : At a meeting of the Board .of Diâ€" rectors of NORTH SHORE TRUST COMPANY held at the Bank office on, October 20th, 1925, a resolution was passed increasing the number of directors from five to seven. _ 88â€"40 As MASONIC TEMPLE 23NSheridanRA â€" Highlond ParR Ni. Tele :[“he'siteasoE n for the exchange of fri i greetings will soon be Mess Our assortment of Volland and Nu Arg‘ cards is large and will help you solve thg*: problem. peGeccu W Tea Pot . _ PHARMACISTS Highland Park $ ; EARL W. GSELL & CO. ~~ Select Early #9 For Christmas NOTICE Shelrfagher THE LOBRETTIA SHOP PHONE 463 10 SHERIDAN RD HIOHLAND PARKL . _ Feuota es P tm meay a 9" 26 She was onthussd t uie ND the pcok â€" AP l 4l t eur â€"coATsâ€"FROCKS â€" SPORTSWEAK THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4ite0. Eim . Place A®""" . y Afterncon and: DECEMBER FIM M ie | 10 9k Ravinia L"-,?i? «i4 J’g 5p 4 &4 i% s closed all nice| auto nombcd@l work <a next &1 s»rv@ by the We tison Kib Woman‘s 1918 of ta WILL of